“Scammers,” the FBI warns, “often offer too-good-to-be-true deals via phishing emails or ads. Such schemes may offer brand-name merchandise at extremely low prices, offer gift cards as an incentive, ...
The answer is yes, USPS can refuse to deliver your mail. If not receiving mail becomes an everyday thing, it’s important to know why USPS may be skipping your house. According to the USPS website, ...